davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

xnE councxn on oxHNnA1a RnenoUNca
nM oDr11I.
PAnm. OF. le.-1hs Connefl 81 Gen.
exals which Wa arpuanbeo fuF yhs puE-
pies ok trying 0enaEnl uzRasel -
clIaras1 ps6f1rrsa nEalu1t him - sell
lnR evil deoslallonl. h11 r1nzo1noo6
lhs aoenssd NuiI1x ok hahislal dIlhan-
nTnbla conGu1A IA wag doei611 ~ tbs
0ounoii % plaeo CnAaEel % sho ~.
tired llgt ct 1he army. x1e as1rse foE
tie exesutIon q th8 tsoI1Ioa vii ba
aubmitlef b. 3eneesi E6ffsns Mlnislal
o. War, b Rlsatdsnf 0zsRy fss hin -
nnturn
Gsnsrnl Esszsn leIaRsephsd % Cen
eraI Boain1qer e H9Dt L4e11 1ldsrlnz
him q retaEn foEthWiln b 0Igeno1i
RaErmn6, hls haadqnaftgsn. and noAinR
Il TIE usg1s aitsi6u1sd % bfn ~ th9
neWspapels n oanneslien with th6 Caf-
f4g1l 1dalf uese cozH11llT E1pQ1le4,
IAe newapapeI1 All1zsd l1at noulnng1l
had infoFned . rapaEtsR thns ha ngsGE
foueasd bus tha9 Ne pgns1eztlcu of
0anelnI CaEnsof gag aimed e hLm1slf.
He slaln1 lhat - d1aed ~ wos1 mia
ufa tnQniEg into hi1 co1d1el. and aaio
that IL hs hHd beam nlinlaasB e N1a
ara 0ene1ni CaNnI1l had 2Eewn1 bls
enilt % hin, ho would hsve essEs1 him
3 nro4olsss viii unle1 % hIgs his oraIns
6snoral Beuinnaur n Esply % 0cnesai
EsErNnsa tslcRr1ms sid u hn8e ~
tnrned y 0lefmo11 Nsrgand. IN M
ekIs - ks1elle t1e neu.rapel1 m1n-
llnnah 1nnd fhnm % me.H
0en9Eai uMM4Isl VII be 96pEixs4 ~
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HVn wonxM MnAnEx MunDRnzD nx
NUa1LAn.
RonD Do Lao. lWia.,l Oct. IA
ehockfnQ oEime vas e1mmfl1ea uaaT The
limits Of tbs town early this morning.
An unknoun huKnlar entered The resi-
80 - ii'iam Koehne, osSapief
fnn1hteE1. He uas
fUe women with o'z1
ell of them. Tho wallE an1 nooI8 81
he house kre spaftersd With bioed and
exeEythina Indicates 4 fsiahtlnl struRal8
By The frenxfed women. Ths nssailnnl
secured S. and eseaped, nftor first
tkreatening bis mnnaled Vicllma With
immodlate deash e they msde IN OUT
cry. AEew4xd has hsen o&ersa fer hig
eatecfiou- The unfoffunntg vi1fima ara
lineeEing between llfs end dsath.
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BAD MEDICINE mnn.


WAnInaron, osl. u. Rsu.,.S-
1en1az rse1ies1 lkl1 eeentro fres.
0paclal Aaanl Reward 1sln 1ar,. - -.
pol1 ca fhe nlsnntinn A. 80 o.
AEG11T, Monl1aa. Ehera Irnnt1s -
ben1n e. gbe s1lk e Ia1l 1000. -
rapoEa. whi1h a lsnesnT. rIsl,1sIir -.
Grma I'm nsnk aiaralshnn elrSk shn
ax11olas whl1R Ha1 fnNnRUrafnf - =
vnnnr hnnk. 4szaffrin9 ffsn.H -
aboul 4lt1au ~ alxseon q hle ff'Ionerr.
VIA "a Ne e4uminn * "a R1lh Nisss
preNAEM2aoH4 w4E@ - NfaN1&EE nnemRA.
lnlll, fsI sh1 lrsnlnF q ra7ies7 - -
fcllQgln4 dag, F04o th1ooNk tAa Arsne4
into ~ zoCf1 ok all M1uHez and nnlsn~
IN 4 vaFv innnls5an raanrser- l,.,.s~ss3
kr1n1 HoU4to t11aha thaa keert WI
l|1aa1 ssf.f 4sr1 a'r111 n - = S{ln.',s.s.
Ine 60 AIT111 t1tn win tte trE|aa
Fqllee !1Nsss as 4 WaHl4 have anRsaaees4
higo4ehea nAa perhaps = RnnefaI
rIIe9 en t11 EI4Un4 at1r1 20 3. a.
. rlol1of ~ erarlegos anf rrsnsr,s-
Aka1F the arrival az GNN tFanNN "A sNIs
Gina MAJ amA hsa fo1lnmnra 9entInnsA
o maAe hostile daznon1111aIona sd
sent vert b Iha tf6arf fka1 IfSg We
f11tlf Eog tARHls e. ~ mua time ees
mogina Al sheis eauaW9. ol6 aIn'srr as,.l
chANE4n from the teoEoGE CO ne nnEns
Eito nita e. fhn river. After tta fFfS6r
1ad aon1 into camp ne tefan1 rann 81
In1Iana wsnl b flis lfnassls flrrr -
fam4n&ed amM4anillon wAInN WA a.
course aafnsed. Thay then Area infn
~ atoro and TIE traders vita an1
.1.n7.n &aI Ea Emaaen.H. 49,. 49,. 4-z.-
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III nM1KAxwH HNAuH MEw xonx- zawHMkN
VIII zRzAE Al I'm stuEnAE.
INV xozx. Oos. B.-Ihe semains Of
ths late General KilpalKio& arrived IN
thin city lhi1 morulnH. on board chs
Elsanek NeWpczt, ffom AnpinwaIi. nlra
kfIpefKick and her fUc dlnQhkeEs. Who
anoompenied he body, Want 10 tie
hassl. A nnmber o. fflnnda 81 the o.
eeamsd w9Ee 0u tha doEk. When TIE
bes4 AKtiEed Il vas a4 GEal a1ppnaea
tAa1 ehe Eemnln1 would BE- inIeRrsd n
- family plot e Deak1EElsNn. n. u.
ba1 Hrs. KilpafEiok iaforme1 q asnlIs.
nnnm int1Eested IN TIE fnnsFMi arrange.
menl thai Is wnu he Enncrnlss wish 20
haFe hll body laid af RED n the United
5tAte1 Military CeneleTy e We4, P0ink
0enernl NheEnman hAa pnIunfeeEed %
speak 81 ths fnnsral.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

EUun1 EnnM uMuMD STATES con1rl1-
nIoHEn SWAN, o. RoEz x0GE1sHD.
San Fnaaolsco. Ocf. I8-Unilsd
States uoumi1sioneF HaNynl, today, r.
oeived q report from James @. Swan, of
Pori Townsend, who, IN 8epiomteg
Lat, was appointed Special unilef
States Commissioners - inseziiN1fe ne
ohlne1e return eaktiGoate kfen1g 81
Port Townsend. Ihe fapeFt embEneaa
she REPLIES of UolIeotoKs Bneoheg.
Brooks and Bash anf DoDofy Colchester
Hafned b inlerloea1Iges eonoeEnlng
fhe kandWKIting On feuE 1grtl101teB IL
swans possession. Nx~Uollsat0E Bash
tee1ifed tbat tie alanntuecs On three
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xnm suaRuurnD nunnmmnn on naan. pnnvx
- cuEzoDx-EzHcnNe HnonAnxm.
Ekn,rmezua (W. T. }. Oct. 1a--ISpsa-
lai. - IheFo b areas excitament among
he knoiana q ths EeseTvntien over 1oa
mnfaeg e4 ME4 ReeEg. ns reported 20
the EDg1 g1knzEEz1GEsuNa yeatsrdag. Az
Indian knoBn - Ranl Henry has been
11ro11od On 1ugpiqIon. hLrs. ReegF son-
tiled aRninst him keoenfiy IL q hoEse
stealing eaaa, ana thai Il tAonaht 10
have furnished tbs mcliGs f0F ne
drendfn1 6eof. TIE he1ief i renaraI
that BE win be iynoked.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14


nov EaH hAw n 70 ~ nEroncnD hG2zNHx
NnatrE
NEW xoaK, Ud& N-UniI41 States
Dialriet Alturnag WalkaE decided to6aT
ahat the osanof Nox. IN. Wa1Nal8 WaRfaH.
fonanfIs called frpm EnQlnn6 % the re.
fnTahlp It tko Church u lbs Hclg Iriz,
~, cones nriael Ne Oontfael Elnbol laN
and lha4 he will b foreed - eonlnonBa
snlt aaalnsi ihe yessry and waEaaua ok
ihe church.
The history of 1hls cao1 ia ID bli6f a
la''o4s. Houla Tins 49,. 8sesah go
Hd OaMmluNg cana af
zIs or nnEBIoa in fnla
kennedy, President Is
81 AndrsN'l Ho1I1fg, g ~ eit9s
eee..zssse Y. ls '..as s.ls e e. gsss...en e.
nsnA hAak 10 Bc1alanAs Mbam A haanena
kncw1 lhal R1T. WnErGa w4e eo1ina -
thIa c1u1lrI uudeE 3 oonIIze5 - 1I| fne
panIof1to 81 IfInlty sh1Fs1, AcunekF
nuIlHad Oolloc1o9 Eay1n4 ok ~ 14o&
1nd demanded fhat hn be nwl alIowa6
% lau&. 4ha pfe1eal wns ue1 4ee111
and tho pl1ncIel Ian6ed. Ihen H1n-
ne1g appsaie1 % - 1ecretafg o. &c
Izasalfg. who neplIad ahni ~ nant19E
had paa4o4 be4ond hla fagfa9icsAnn.
whiah oniY wgul u Ne ext1n1 * gre
vonlinn ~ lanfi1n. bns lhat Il II1 laws
he'd b11u eIoIa1et j ua1 ~ 1nIg e
lhe u1Ilsd Nlnl1a biaixint Ak,ngnaF %
haaln nntinn nnAinm Rev. MaF. Wnf1anM
emplggala ond aGaingl ths oartoIn 81
ne ntip wkich tfoaet1 him nsfs . -
1ogof he pelail4 1f 5000 fo9 t11 gIo-
Istlon e tAa lava
Ksuneag npgaaiea % nc DaasHie& A.
IrEnaY, ah0, tkia nttaHncem. mA41
kncun his 1scIlion e. nteg1. He n4sH
q h rInln tha3 the i1B Gcu1 nc1 ee1E
nmsrslg - nlanuni t4tol foN 4 exr1eH.T
exemnaa pHue1mAonni ma&oHM ARTISTS
'nc1nE1Fs Hnd sinaeE4 ans Ne4. ~.
Wnflgn 4 naIIhef ~ thn1e. ~ fails
piafnIy uffhIn ebe IaH. 1hs Dl1,lIs1
kiluEneF znflmatea q r4theE Noo9 crIn~
len 81 lee iGw na9 declares tthis 9nag &e
eafoE1e ~ III. Mennadr EaT1 ~ kaa
% folIiue ffln1f aealaet NeE. NJ. Uz1s
r1n e. IIInltT c1nrs1 bul Be- R11pg9
mrreiy o m6A4 . legl o9ea ID o13AE Sc
bring 1An nAnuAf1aa laW imto alar1NUaas
and he WRITES - tA8 olerk c4 XTt4i.8
f1El1h nagIna that ~ ea11 ~ 6tnrr4 s.
mul1ahe1 II 5000 fsuaqoa - fHn1zz-
d4l VIII make f19 aaacnaA rood 50 a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14
EDUCATIONAL GLASSES.

ChtsSE3 IN PENMANgarR AND BOOK
~ sae4ing evs<y Aon6ay ee4afnE, q q
se.psk-ia1kol b Prot ~ 2. HlAEa q cen
~ 1s1nals celieEe. q Q1iney. NJ.
VOCAL MuS1G. sVaFy FsaaaAs ereuins a I
y esaea a-taashs - Pref. ". aNnnm
eAQkf HAND, ever Wedneadny epoafna.
eNpee-1anfhl - faaSs " D. Wonn
49, ela4nes xFa n conH4e1lon vita the
Nnsag Mans CArlzslan AnaneIsllnr. ,uAe-e fuii
..NezaAEe mag es ehaafnnd ~ nAllina an ne
Nsa Aeoreinry. CtEazea a Tooaf NuEle
~ sasst hana oren u laatsa oes &
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14
L0ADEKT or FHR HOLY EINRS
aRATxI.R, WI

'eeaoQaa IszERucFxaS N FHR TSe.
lta4 oe4eeAsA. An. Maste. Fanrnfs..s ssss
AAnEasGsA ~ m axR@annppa esrps ~
aeaiadiA e1eH Eracan1 saTnrs 49,
~ -. y setA, ek4gca, faiztlas q ola 81 -
- 49, f4leung e. C&ns. olss1. ~.
- -. leerosxA 1aas snA flarEenF reeslss
Us. aaala ana asnameafni si.s..s.s -.
~ ef e14Ena naga n1.lsr - ~ =
Nz1e4 ezReEtuanA
ss,esf 1eeluaslan akenua
ssia Sls1a srfHR3oR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

In fhe aEel Faee. half . mIlo and e.
peat, free for nli, for q parse ~ &24a,
The entries woHe H1xg. Dolly Nnnhes
Billy and EcEn4. Bogus uan 6n o44l
winner ID iRo nlFalEkl bcaf1; fIme, LIZ.
u he second ree4, lEoltIn1, fcI 1t9
fwo-koF1F class, ha1t ihree IN NVo, fof
HlU0, tke enfxIee wgEo Billy n, Kl9tN
Hamm and 8aeia s. Iho Fnes uaE Yea
b Kitty Hammi BiIlF + We dIsl1uo<d.
"a tha tnir1 Eaee, haNfIe8p special.
ne unlxi1a wnra NoEwaFa, NeNE. NtNRo.
Huahmnore, Mat MeCullnaqh and Pap
pooso. The s1s8 Hna uon y R1ppael1.
fnthe fo1fih r1ee, lunnIpa 1lIa 6a1Hs
The entries Walo OoIcmn, MaTk IF1sNs
Js1se W. NaFEoMRnuae. kDnA8nV Bon.
40. nna twailty-ene ioz paEae q N104
Ih9 Fa4a Wae uon by CoIcn1. 11Eee
aa1 about eib.Ooo n fto peel box.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

At1o,sieek 0n lks d nfsarnuun a. March
l9sh. whiIe Captain WEllianaa wag un the
f1r81antIe kead 1nreziussn 1fnz ne I11.
tina ~ e lke foRs sszg1, so1e violent
ln1Eueaa paese4 hetgssn him and John
johnson. 81 able hodied s1amAn.
o6Dtain WlIlfnma vas lookina afnft
when be no1iged look of inienee
haired und revenge eone8 oEez ~ f1oo
Of 9ohuso1. 1h8 hlade 81 3 ehofh
knit8 1u3fenlg E0she6 II he AZ foz a.
lnEfant end the wanpQn uaa hnEied tn
pG1etl1tinR the hsaFt.
johnson uag sinking toward Tie for
ward deck NheM the nxst olII2aF heard
0aptAfn Williams excEaim, nHzx. 0rnfns.
foknaon haE Stabbed mo . ths haastl';
4n Inslani lnter be i1mps1 o& fhs fore
eaEIIo and xaa % ~ e1bin fooE where
b fcl and expired before fhs ePoa of
1l1 wits. who haa aeseupaniea him "a
his 44gNNe,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14
LoWELL HOTEL.

fsoop AccoaNopAxEoxs AND 9AnfR
tainiaasd IA tse sssasAe nAskee saoE8s.
People Lookln@ ser Land
= rs vseiitug va ana d 4 aAeir alssasaue
-. g nA - Aate lar So eeslratta -, y
sas n prsee fFe1 = = g psr sr1a
Can RuratsA Rnpseymens
- 2 ~ ieTgsua canps e. an uy ranch d
- - na4sieA fog faEsAer paiaiealnrs
- \ -. SHMfW.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

nEIuEI OF TEn uzHHEE1I1 HounatMnNx--
Eln 1oaE nacn1.
6Fonkmn Ek1Ga, (W. ID, Ool. ls.--
f0peniakl A large crowd gathered "A
tto fair grounds today % ui1nesg ~
fnai raee of ihe Er1lnen's tonEnamena
which regullod 81 foIInwas
Slraienl amaE hose race 100 fcG1. 9E41
pxi1s 8l76i Becpnd pFizs e76. &rohAma
ond Weiia Walia tied foG hrel plaee,
time, 3 5 1locad1, 6oattie 11ecna,
- l-b Eeeord1i Iacona, 81.
In Abe DRY test sn Wednesday Ena=
kano wen, Wnila Waila saeond. 8oailie
third.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

1hs nnnls wa ohasina zohnann when
be eaw that 10 waa betna followed b
. EoaMan. Edward @. Mn1ley. Who
nzshad 3 drawn daeRae h the aIE. Ths
celneE Wan nct elog II DeEaelEinR lhe
danger O. eominN in canaact with two
Vi0ien8 men nKn1d with knives, ana
luEninG 70 meek his pazguor, ~ Beised Z
helngin1 pin. and then foiIoNed John
son % The e1arboard side. noar fhe fore
eassles wh1fe he was surrounded hy
several 81 tie crew, wlsh knives drawn.
who thEeetened hi1 life Il ho disturbed
he murderer John1on. Af1eE s nhorl
eonauitation. however. he membsra Of
the crew Tesunae0 ta1iF wuxk and the
assassin aaRa himsslz 10 and wns plno1d
h mons.
On Marsh 27ih Johnsou had his irnns
renewed, and Mr.. Drains, Who waa nos
ln command Of tho vessel, wna told b.
J0hnsnm nos - bothaE hinnaalf nbou3
pntllng them On anasn, e 10 (1chnson)
aeuiA eaeIIg TAXA thea 81.
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The body os the murdared masser
wHs buried &c So at ofcl0nk "a Marsh
17lA- Eight hours later NJ. Onins,
nov ID command, ordered Second Maie
MeBenly % have bis watch ioosan the
foE1aopsnil, when M1Benly replied II
VII 1gerhanl tbsm when piGase."
uaptain Csain1 ID TIE lo9 book says |:
z 8eBenly eeems 20 Be u lcaaue with
the crew and exciting them 10 fnaubor-
dinaiinn and mutiny.n
On June 6Eh the crew broke into The
zloferoom and sleIa 8 large quantity of
ne slofea August 6th found the ship
a. Ao1puleo haxboE il quasanliue. The
crew we're attacked witk foEos pecnllaE
70 that climate. aud The ship Bns IN The
port for several weeks. Several died.
Ihose Who Ezzxiyed. insludinR he muF-
dereF Jehns0n. WeEe takon II charge
By Aha Ccnaul al Valparaiso 10 BE- sent %
Washington, d. O.. for kfial. Tue Oool-
dental then sailed for PaQet Eeund and
g nov In this haRboT waiting owners
advioes.
Mss. Williams and her thras ohlldrsn
were cent 70 Duhlin from Aeapnlo0.
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DETROIT WIN AGAIN n EHa aAnln a.
RLxx2Euans
Pnxnn1nn, Ca. l8.--DslEoEi Won the
fourth canas of ~ worIdSg ohamrlou.
ship series Stayed here today. The vie
ch4mplDaa Who ueFeFt1ele11 played q
wunasEfal Rsms. shuflina 81. Lonls ual.
King pifehad Tor tbs Browns and waa
halied very freely from iks start. De-
szoft ReoFina four runs 10 the hfat u.
ninr. 81. Lsnis nads only suo hliS 81
Baldwin. MnQnIfeenk fielding cut on
many hits uf tlis Browna.
n TIRE 0fgf inning Richardson's line
oad. Gansall and Rowe went cot but
double and Richardson second. Dunlap
ard on neunett'a single 30 left, white
and Dunlap scored. Hanlun retired he
side.
Oashnrn FOR The Browns fsulsa Out
Glsason disd On frsl and O.Nsll hil
safe past Dunlap hat oomssksg sirask
@Dssrols SCORED again N The sseond On
3 hif and Z passsd hall, and q wild
sAEe W 1s-.-.-- - ..-1- - -.
l41e s1tee 1aAE.s e44 teles - ne
sixtn o1 an etsoE g Ale1so1, 9 s.eai.
y. : snseo n.s.,s.ss =. ~ aseMe bA1ssn nAtl hnn
keernR nRscnn nlA9le.
Inc nseNel 81. oelg en- msa g ~ ~
e tnlio So 9as1o19 y s.e nt.o
lnn11N. 1ne ne.olnN & waite Dnnla0
ana 419ua An0 1not1 klson's 1ALAn4 we're
s1e 1e4tutes q soe eAMe. AotlowinN y
sns score % tnnAneE
1zSAeelee
~ ts.. =. -...s.-....e aae0daec9
-.
xHz RMnsA14-
r az KansAs tl1Ss
Kknnaa Olrx, Ona. 4. On1Y oarriares
enough q oarxF ne visItsrn snd a 81
cort esmmfties q slsTon man were uro-
vidsf today. Thcss wsfs pssnsded and
foiiowed 81 4 1msII hul eliIlaIsr1 eorCr
of cavalry. The party 81 eat from tks
hotsi nuId he oheers of lho mulflfud6
80 rnafe Its way rapidly through ths
western poEison 81 ihs town Nilhoui
sa0pplnz nnfil renchlnR fhe hlahsGi a.
s1k1'.Ie "a - offg. Frnu fhin noinl IA
hInf fsIl awaF nrIolnifoneIY 8 fke lou.
- fo1n fhrec k1rrlT-.lI feS1 iheEoss. -
moaiasslY beneslh slsslnhed fhe iips o.
IN nrnara usIIe1 of raIIrosd vaFfs. ana
g ths Pres sanIfa aarriana n;afle ia &C.
resranca g ths brow 81 fhs an. ~
IoeomotIss1 % 81 tie afleen roads GEN.
esTlnr kare. onansA the1f tkrnafa nnd
saEaa1ned 0ut an awful eonosxa which
was led b. rns1T kookfnn munster
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..srrtr ssusrrNa 1E WkoEIN9goN
cn8p 10. ! k.-.le.as
2. - - NeA31 N1F1n 1411t ia i
..s.as :. = ..sas6 1niaaAay = go mpAin. saA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

1.rHpoN. o.. -ChnmhorIain vs.
ftnd O1ler.in t11ag. Wh1Iz ~ Fecn|F1f 4
munleg uf xAhanal uninul1 daIsNaaeN
from Derby. &n7HIm amN X4nuna HH
ma9e e. addl1as e ihe eln1a n111le
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

John w. White ct al. vs. James II. N ewman.
Case No. 4290.
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Highland and State of Ohio, made
at the April term thereof A; D. lSS1, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public auc-
town Of Hillsboro, on
Saturday, January 9TH, A. D. 1888,
At O'Clock p. m. of said dav the following
described real estate:
Lying, being and situate In the counties OF
Brown and Highland, and State Of Ohio, and
on the waters of Whiteoak creek Begin.
ming at stone Q. W. corner and In limo Of
the lands Of r. 9. Petticord thence with
said Petticord's g line N. Ito e. S918 poles to Q
stone on the west side Of q large maple, and
John Florence, sr., decd; thence w. $50 e.
l93. 40 poles with said Florence line to point
in the center Of Whiteoak creek; thence q.
l2o 45 e. 1924 poles to q stake on the west
bank of the main channel of the said creek I;
thence q. 80 80 w. .42 81 poles to point In the
center of said creek and corner 10 said r. q.
PetticOrd thence q. $40 1S W. 2l7.A poles to
the place of beginning, containing one hun.
dred and thirteen lIl3) acres, three (3l roods
and thirty-three 1887 square perches OF land
Said premises has been appraised at q ,486,
said appraisement.
Terms Of sale-Cash on day Of sale.
II. G. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, o.
Steel 4 Hough .Atty's.
December 8th, 1857.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Personal Property.

The Cltizens' National Bank vs. Uric Sloane
and r. g. Stanley. Highland County Court
OF Common Pleas. Case Mo-
Order Of Sale Of Personal Property on
Execution.
In pursuance of an execution issued from
the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Highland and State of Ohio,
made at the October term thereof A. d. 1887,
and 10 me directed, I win offer for sale at
public auction, m the farm of r. q. Stanley
In Brushcreek township,
Tuesday, December Goth, A. d. 1887,
At l O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the follow.
ing described personal property to.wit:
One Superior wheat and phosphate drill,
] sulky hay rake, 1 road wagon, pair hay
ladders, 2 farm sleds, A harrow, l log wag-
ON. l straw stack. I dan horse, sets wagon
harness, one lot about 900 feet scantilng
and fencing plank in barn shed, Buckeye
fan mill, "Pet" corn shelter, l Champion
reaper and mower, combined, hay fork and
nxtures, red milch GOV, ! dark red heifer.
each. red and white spotted COW, red and
hsifer. 1 red and white spotted yearlins
about years old, 1 red and white spotted
yearlin g steer, brown mule, iron gray
mule, dark iron gray horse, years old ~
2-year.old dark bay horse, 8 poplar logs,
oak logs, l6 head Of sheep. 40 shocks of corn, /,
about 25 acres growing wheat.
Terms Of sale-Nine months credit.
H. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
December Sth, 1887.
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SHERIFTsS SALE.
Real Estate.

al. Hiehisnd County Cours OF common u
Pleas. Case No.
ORDER or SALE.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
int ss sna so ana ae e
auction @ at the door Of the Court.honss. In
the town Of Hillsboro. Ohio. on
Saturday, January 9TH, A. d. 1883,
At TX O'Clock pm. Of said day the following
dsss II 1ss he s'sss Sosnss q stat.
Of ohio and township OF jackson, bounded
and aescrihed as follows: Beginning at q
thence .. 10 W. 59X poles to q stake, corner
TO Levi Williams; thence S0 e; 30 poles to
stone, corner In said Willians' line and 70
z. 60 poles TO stone, corner 10 said Williams
j. sss ". s. poles to the oesinnins, contain:
Of Brushcreek and part Of John Work. sur
vey No. 1890.
Second Tract-situate in the same town.
ed tract, and bounded as follows: Being on
the waters Of Brushcreek and part of John
" ,ns U sS and
VII Williams 5. a. 3. Is poles and ID Inks 70 q
liams and q corner to John Butler;. thence
with Buffers line N. 70 e. q poles and links
to a stone corner to A. 9. Post; thence with
his line 8. S6' w. 55N poles to stone; thence
with said Posts line N. 20 We poles TO q
stone corner to said Post; thence with his
to said Williams; thence with his (Wil.
liamsc 8. 10 W. 80 poles to the beginning,
containing thirty.three acres and ten poles
of land.
Said premises has been appraised at $3.50,
and cannot sell for less than two-thirds Of
Terms of sale-Cash on day of sale.
n. G. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County,O.
]. B. Worley, Attorney.
December 8, 1887.
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MOWRYTOWN.

December 9Th, 1887.
John Altman is again ON the sick list.
DR.. Funk has two painters at work on hia
Office.
..Flying" Vance stopped here few moments
Friday.
Hogs selling at five cents with few getting
premiums.
Dick Stout has been very low with typhoid
fever, but IL now better.
The Presbyterian Church will be dedicated
some time soon. 1t will be elegantly furnished.
8. NJ. Hyler has moved his broom factory to
town. He occupies James Haslem's building.
Give him call.
Our town 10 booming and business is good,
houses are being erected, and Mr.. Vim. Few
has set up horseshoe mAnufactory.
Bill Saltwater paid two dollars for the privil.
ege Of shooting two rabbits ON Chas. Hawkes.
farm Hunters had better 60 when ordered off.
DR.. Guertin was married to Miss Leah Rich.
ards, Of 6trausburg, last Monday by Rev.
have gone in the last week.
petition to the Commissioners praying
them to place Mr.. ]. Stultz ON the county PEN
sion roll was circulated here the past week.
Mr.. Stultz deserves pension from Washing.
ton, but as he has not yet secured II he should
be taken care Of by the county in the way Of 4
pension.
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Partition Notice.

CYLvIA JAMIsoN and Fletcher Jami.
- son, her husband, Of Casey. Guthrie
over u years of age, of Fellmore, Lane ooun.
y, Kansas, and Jennie shepherd, whose
tce that petition was flled against them
on the 18th day Of November, 1857. in the
cou5t @ Of Common % P's.s Of Hifhisnd @ county.
pending In said Court. case No. 4642, wherein
said Leonidas Cashatt demands partition Of
IN Highland county, Ohio. and In the village
Of Allensburg. being In Lots No. thirty three
(33). thirty-four (3l, thirty. mine 39l and forty
(l0j, known and designatsd BY said 50. "a, &
and q on the recorded plat OF said village.
tJen%sry. VIZ Iss. Ssid M Lsonida. % CsshStt vii VII
apply for an order that partition be made Of
said prem ises, and for the adjustment of q
lien set out in said partition.
Said defendants are required 70 anawer
said petition on or before January q, 1858.
LEONIDA6 CA6HATT.
Isma Troth, Attorney.
December 8, 1857. Ct